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- Richmond Hill City Council moves ahead on city center
A proposed Richmond Hill multi-use conference/city center took a step closer to reality Tuesday night.
- Deployed doctor, Medical Center in battle about loan repayment
Dr. Spencer Price thought he was doing a good thing when he opened a medical practice in the underserved Taylor County town of Butler.
- Area Deaths, Nov. 13
Hughlynn Page, 73, died Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008, at his residence. Mr. Page was born April 24, 1935, the fifth child of the late Evan Vernie and Lenie Edenfield Page.
- Taylor-made fun: Butler fest features family activities and honors veterans
Just a few days shy of Veterans Day, visitors to Taylor County's Countryside Festival will have a chance to honor local veterans and active military during Saturday's Country-Americana celebration.
- NAACP kicks off voting drive
The national president and CEO of the NAACP was in Columbus Saturday to kickoff a five-city bus tour to encourage voting in Tuesday's election.
- Students hold mock presidential election
We get to vote for a new president in two weeks from today, but some students a little too young to officially cast ballots are having a say in school.
- Acclaimed historian takes a broad look at city's Civil War experiences
Since Savannah's founding, the city has been seen battles, fire and pestilence. But perhaps nothing has impacted Savannah as much as slavery, the Civil War and the period that followed, Reconstruction.
- Area deaths
Lois " Granny" Arrington enjoyed her grandchildren and listening to gospel tapes.
- Road races returning to Tybee
The start of the 2006 Tybee Marathon. Tybee Island Mayor Jason Buelterman just wanted somebody to talk to when he struck up a conversation with Dale Critz while running in February's Tybee Marathon.
- Health fair partners with Brenau University nursing school
This isn't the first year that St. John Baptist Church has sponsored a community health fair for Gainesville's Southside.
- Girl Scouts inspire tomorrow's women while also having some fun
The Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia kicked off the Girl Scout year Sunday afternoon with a "Family Fun Day and Recruitment Carnival." The carnival, held at the Butler Community Center on Athens Street, featured ...
- Wayne Co. tournament draws 81 anglers
Tropical Storm Fay was still battering parts of Georgia last Saturday, but it didn't deter a large contingency of river fishermen from competing in the first annual Wayne County Grand Slam Fishing Tournament ...
- One-tank trip to Gainesville, Ga.
You've probably passed the Gainesville exit on I-985, headed to Lake Lanier or the mountains and wondered: What's over there? Turns out, there's plenty.
- Augusta State teams up with Georgia Tech
Augusta State teams up with Georgia Tech! By Trent Butler tbutler@nbcaugusta.com Story Published: Aug 8, 2008 at 5:45 PM EDT Story Updated: Aug 8, 2008 at 9:13 PM EDT Augusta State University made a major ...
- Taylor County Man Preserves Political Past
Walking inside the home of Ward Edwards in Butler, you might think you're in a political election museum.
- County leash law a hot topic
Decatur County may be closer to getting a leash law to protect citizens and property from dogs that present a nuisance or danger after two visitors at Tuesday's Board of Commissioners meeting drew interest to ...
- Only justice: State's on notice
After a decade of willful neglect, a federal civil rights lawsuit may be the best hope yet that state officials will finally secure the health and safety of patients in Georgia's mental health system.
- Hybrid visions
Ken Butler is an artist/musician who made a big name for himself by constructing playable but playful instruments cobbled together from household and tool-shed objects.
Butler Classifieds
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City DescriptionButler is the county seat of Taylor County, Georgia, United States. Its population was 1,907 at the 2000 census.
Butler is located at 32°33′24″N, 84°14′20″W (32.556779, -84.238879).
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 3.2 square miles (8.2 km²), of which, 3.2 square miles (8.2 km²) of it is land and 0.31% is water.
As of the census of 2000, there were 1,907 people, 722 households, and 488 families residing in the city. The population density was 602.2 people per square mile (232.3/km²). There were 851 housing units at an average density of 268.7/sq mi (103.7/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 50.03% White, 48.93% African American, 0.10% Native American, 0.05% Asian, 0.52% from other races, and 0.37% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.15% of the population.
There were 722 households out of which 33.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 35.5% are married couples living together, 27.3% have a female householder with no husband present, and 32.4% are non-families. 30.2% of all households are made up of individuals and 13.9% have someone living alone who is 65 years of age or older. The average ... Read MoreCity Contained By:Timezones:- North American Eastern Time Zone
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Questions Possibly Related to Butler, GeorgiaProvided By Y! Answers
How should I fill out my bracket?
Question:
I have most of it finished, but picking the elite 8 is hard.
Here's what I need advice on:
Who would win?
Butler or Tennessee
Louisville or Butler/Tennessee
Kansas or Clemson
Wisconsin or Georgetown
Stanford or Texas
UCLA or Drake
Purdue or Georgia
West Virginia or Duke
Purdue/Georgia or West Virginia/Duke
Answer:
Butler, Louisville, Clemson, Wisconsin, Texas, Drake, Purdue, Duke, Duke
Hope that helps, good luck!
Don't be afraid of picking the upset, they happen when you least expect them.
I hope you have Texas winning it all!
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what were the following supreme court cases?
Question:
Marbury v. madison
mcCulloch v maryland
gibbons v ogden
worcester v. georgia
scott v. sandford
munn v. illinois
wabash v. illinois
plessy v. ferguson.
standard oil v. united states
schenck v. us
Us v. Butler
Korematsu v. Us
Brown vs board of ed
Roe v. wade
Answer:
I've got info on a lot of these cases, but I don't even recognize a few of them... Here's what I have:
Marbury v. Madison
Summary: Marbury and several others were appointed to government posts created by Congress in the last days of John Adams's presidency, but these last-minute appointments were never fully finalized. The disgruntled appointees invoked an act of Congress and sued for their jobs in the Supreme Court.
Decision: He was entitled to his job because of an act of Congress. The justices also held, however, through Marshall's forceful argument, that on the last issue the Constitution was "the fundamental and paramount law of the nation" and that "an act of the legislature repugnant to the constitution is void." This case establishes the Supreme Court's power of judicial review.
McCulloch v. Maryland
Summary: Congress chartered The Second Bank of the United States, and Maryland passed legislation to impose taxes on the bank. James W. McCulloch, the cashier of the Baltimore branch of the bank, refused to pay the tax.
Decision: In a unanimous decision, the Court held that Congress had the power to incorporate the bank and that Maryland could not tax instruments of the national government employed in the execution of constitutional powers.
Gibbons v. Ogden
Summary: A New York state law gave two individuals the exclusive right to operate steamboats on waters within state jurisdiction. In this case a steamboat owner who did business between New York and New Jersey challenged the monopoly that New York had granted, which forced him to obtain a special operating permit from the state to navigate on its waters.
Decision: The Court found that New York's licensing requirement for out-of-state operators was inconsistent with a congressional act regulating the coasting trade. The New York law was invalid by virtue of the Supremacy Clause. Regulation of navigation by steamboat operators and others for purposes of conducting interstate commerce was a power reserved to and exercised by the Congress. / Also gave meaning to the phrase "among the several states" in the Commerce Clause of Article I and applied it to states using the 10th Amendment.
Plessy v. Ferguson
Summary: The state of Louisiana enacted a law that required separate railway cars for blacks and whites. In 1892, Homer Adolph Plessy--who was seven-eighths Caucasian--took a seat in a "whites only" car of a Louisiana train. He refused to move to the car reserved for blacks and was arrested.
Question: Is Louisiana's law mandating racial segregation on its trains an unconstitutional infringement on both the privileges and immunities and the equal protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment?
Decision: No, the state law is within constitutional boundaries. The majority, in an opinion authored by Justice Henry Billings Brown, upheld state-imposed racial segregation. The justices based their decision on the separate-but-equal doctrine, that separate facilities for blacks and whites satisfied the Fourteenth Amendment so long as they were equal. (The phrase, "separate but equal" was not part of the opinion.) Justice Brown conceded that the 14th amendment intended to establish absolute equality for the races before the law. But Brown noted that "in the nature of things it could not have been intended to abolish distinctions based upon color, or to enforce social, as distinguished from political equality, or a commingling of the two races unsatisfactory to either." In short, segregation does not in itself constitute unlawful discrimination.
Schenck v. United States
Case: Schenck mailed out notices urged people not to submit to the draft. He was then charged with conspiracy, violating the Espionage Act.
Question: Are Schenck's actions (words, expression) protected by the free speech clause of the First Amendment?
Decision: Schenck is not protected in this situation. It established the “clear-and-present danger clause” to decide whether words were allowed.
Affected: The First Amendment’s provisions for free speech and free press.
Korematsu v. United States
Summary: During World War II, Presidential Executive Order 9066 and congressional statutes gave the military authority to exclude citizens of Japanese ancestry from areas deemed critical to national defense and potentially vulnerable to espionage. Korematsu remained in San Leandro, California and violated Civilian Exclusion Order No. 34 of the U.S. Army.
Question: Did the President and Congress go beyond their war powers by implementing exclusion and restricting the rights of Americans of Japanese descent?
Decision: The Court sided with the government and held that the need to protect against espionage outweighed Korematsu's rights. Justice Black argued that compulsory exclusion, though constitutionally suspect, is justified during circumstances of "emergency and peril."
Brown v. Board of Education I
Summary: Black children were denied admission to public schools attended by white children under laws requiring or permitting segregation according to the races. The white and black schools approached equality in terms of buildings, curricula, qualifications, and teacher salaries.
Decision: The segregation of children in public schools solely on the basis of race deprives the minority children of the” equal protection of the law” guaranteed by the 14th Amendment. (Overturned Plessy v. Ferguson)
Brown v. Board of Education II
Summary: Established what means should be used to implement the principles announced in the case of Brown I.
Chief Justice Warren urged localities to act on the new principles promptly and to move toward full compliance with them "with all deliberate speed."
Roe v. Wade
Summary: Roe, a Texas resident, sought to terminate her pregnancy by abortion. Texas law prohibited abortions except to save the pregnant woman's life. After granting certiorari, the Court heard arguments twice. The first time, Roe's attorney -- Sarah Weddington -- could not locate the constitutional hook of her argument for Justice Potter Stewart. Her opponent -- Jay Floyd -- misfired from the start. Weddington sharpened her constitutional argument in the second round. Her new opponent -- Robert Flowers -- came under strong questioning from Justices Potter Stewart and Thurgood Marshall.
Question: Does the Constitution embrace a woman's right to terminate her pregnancy by abortion?
Decision: The Court held that a woman's right to an abortion fell within the right to privacy (recognized in Griswold v. Connecticut) protected by the Fourteenth Amendment. The decision gave a woman total autonomy over the pregnancy during the first trimester and defined different levels of state interest for the second and third trimesters. As a result, the laws of 46 states were affected by the Court's ruling.
Hope this info helps you out. :-)
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nba allstar selections?
Question:
2008 EASTERN CONFERENCE ALL-STARS
No. Player (Team) Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College/HS/Country All-Star Selections
1 Chauncey Billups
(Detroit) G 6-3 202 09/25/76 Colorado 3
4 Chris Bosh
(Toronto) F/C 6-10 230 03/24/84 Georgia Tech 3
3 Caron Butler
(Washington)
F 6-7 228 03/13/80 Connecticut 2
5 *Kevin Garnett
(Boston) F 6-11 220 05/19/76 Farragut Academy (HS) 11
32 Richard Hamilton
(Detroit) G 6-7 193 02/14/78 Connecticut 3
12 *Dwight Howard
(Orlando) C 6-11 265 12/08/85 SW Atlanta Christian Academy 2
23 *LeBron James
(Cleveland) F 6-8 250 12/30/84 St. Vincent/St. Mary HS 4
4 Antawn Jamison
(Washington) F 6-9 235 06/12/76 North Carolina 2
2 Joe Johnson
(Atlanta) G 6-7 235 06/29/81 Arkansas 2
5 *Jason Kidd
(New Jersey) G 6-4 210 03/23/73 California 8
34 Paul Pierce
(Boston) F 6-7 235 10/13/77 Kansas 6
3 *Dwyane Wade
(Miami) G 6-4 210 01/17/82 Marquette 4
Head Coach: Doc Rivers (Boston)
Assistant Coaches: Armond Hill (Boston), Kevin Eastman (Boston), Clifford Ray (Boston), Tom Thibodeau (Boston)
Athletic Trainer: Tim Walsh (New Jersey)
2008 WESTERN CONFERENCE ALL-STARS
No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate College/HS/Country All-Star Selections
15 *Carmelo Anthony
(Denver) F 6-8 230 05/29/84 Syracuse 2
5 Carlos Boozer
(Utah)
F 6-9 266 11/20/81 Duke 2
24 *Kobe Bryant
(L.A. Lakers) G 6-6 205 08/23/78 Lower Merion HS 10
21 *Tim Duncan
(San Antonio) F 6-11 260 04/25/76 Wake Forest 10
3 *Allen Iverson
(Denver) G 6-0 165 06/07/75 Georgetown 9
11 *Yao Ming
(Houston) C 7-6 310 09/12/80 China 6
13 Steve Nash
(Phoenix) G 6-3 178 02/07/74 Santa Clara 6
41 Dirk Nowitzki
(Dallas) F 7-0 245 06/19/78 Germany 7
3 #Chris Paul
(New Orleans) G 6-0 175 05/06/85 Wake Forest 1
7 #Brandon Roy
(Portland) G 6-6 211 07/23/84 Washington 1
1 Amaré Stoudemire
(Phoenix) F/C 6-10 245 11/16/82 Cypress Creek HS 3
30 #David West
(New Orleans) F 6-9 240 08/29/80 Xavier 1
Head Coach: TBD
Assistant Coaches: TBD
Athletic Trainer: Terry Kofler (New Orleans)
*denotes starter
#denotes first-time selection
doesnt it miss some players?
like t-mac, shawn marion, vince carter, gilbert??
Answer:
I really can't believe Brandon Roy made it to the all-star game..I give him credit that the Trailblazers are one of the hottest teams that surprised everyone, but I don't think he deserves being selected into the all-star game. Baron "B-diddy" davis should of gotten the nod with his defensive skills and durability this year. If Baron Davis and Brandon roy played one on one to get into the all-star game, Baron would beat him out. The stats don't lie. On another note, Hedo Turkoglu and Shawn Marion are other players who got snubbed. The Western conference is so competitive, but its so obvious these players could of gotten picked over David West and Brandon Roy.
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NCAA March Madness colleges help?
Question:
Anyone really into sports?
Can someone please help me find the CITY and STATE for each school? Thanks.
Florida
Jackson State
Arizona
Perdue
Butler
Old Dominion
Maryland
Davidson
Notre Dame
Winthorp
Oregon
Miami of Ohio
UNLV
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Texas A&M C.C.
Kansas
Florida A&M
Kentucky
Villanova
Virginia Tech Illinois
Southern Illinois
Holly Cross
Duke
VCU
Pittsburgh
Wright State
Indiana
Gonzaga
UCLA
Weber St.
N. Carolina
Eastern Kentucky
Marquette
Michigan State University
USC
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico St.
Vanderbilt
George Washington
Washington St.
Oral Roberts
Boston College
Texas Tech
Georgetown
Belmont
Ohio State
Central Connecticut St.
BYU
Xavier
Tennessee
Long Beach St.
Virginia
Albany
Louisville
Stanford
Texas A&M
Penn
Nevada
Creighton
Memphis
North Texas
Answer:
Good god, just google them! I am an alumna of Wisconsin, so I can tell you that Wisconsin is definitely in Madison, WI. Lets see... I believe Ohio State (a.k.a. OSU) is in Columbus, OH, Michigan State is in Lansing, MI, Marquette is in Milwaukee, WI, and UNLV is in Las Vegas. That's all I've got for now...
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Pick these college basketball winners?
Question:
winner gets best answer:
Pitt at Wisconsin
Purdue at Butler
UK at Louisville
Texas Tech at Arkansas
Ohio State at Cincinnati
Western KY at Tennessee
Gonzaga at Georgia
Arizona State at Xavier
IPFW at IUPUI
Iowa at Drake
Lipscomb at Evansville
Southern Illinois at Indiana
tiebreaker:
FL International at Troy
total points_____________
Answer:
Wisconsin, Butler, UK, Texas Tech, Ohio State, Tennessee, Gonzaga, Xavier, IUPUI, Iowa, Evansville, Indiana
Tiebreaker -- 151
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NCAA TOurnament Bracket?
Question:
Who will win between Louisville and Boise State?
Butler and South Alabama?
Notre Dame and Washington St.?
MIchigan State and Pittsburgh?
Marquette and Stanford?
Miami and St. Mary's
BYU and Texas A&M?
Connecticut and San Diego?Purdue and Baylor?
Xavier and Georgia?
and West Virginia and Arizona?
Who do u think will go all the way?
USC and Kansas St.?
Gonzaga and Davidson?
Answer:
Louisville
Butler
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Stanford
Miami
BYU
UConn
Purdue
Xavier
Arizona
USC
Davidson
Overall winner: UNC!! Go Heels!!
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NCAA March Madness 07 college city and states help?
Question:
Anyone really into sports?
Can someone please help me find the CITY and STATE for each school? Thanks.
Florida
Jackson State
Arizona
Perdue
Butler
Old Dominion
Maryland
Davidson
Notre Dame
Winthorp
Oregon
Miami of Ohio
UNLV
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Texas A&M C.C.
Kansas
Florida A&M
Kentucky
Villanova
Virginia Tech Illinois
Southern Illinois
Holly Cross
Duke
VCU
Pittsburgh
Wright State
Indiana
Gonzaga
UCLA
Weber St.
N. Carolina
Eastern Kentucky
Marquette
Michigan State University
USC
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico St.
Vanderbilt
George Washington
Washington St.
Oral Roberts
Boston College
Texas Tech
Georgetown
Belmont
Ohio State
Central Connecticut St.
BYU
Xavier
Tennessee
Long Beach St.
Virginia
Albany
Louisville
Stanford
Texas A&M
Penn
Nevada
Creighton
Memphis
North Texas
Answer:
yea, im bored...dont ask this Q again :)
Florida-gainesville, fla
Jackson State- jackson, miss.
Arizona- tempe az
Perdue- indiana
Butler- indy
Old Dominion- Va.
Maryland- college park, md. duh
Davidson-Charlotte,NC
Notre Dame- s.bend,ind
Winthorp- Rock Hill, SC
Oregon- eugen,ore.
Miami of Ohio- miami,oh,,hmm
UNLV- umm, LV, Nv
Georgia Tech-atl. ,ga
Wisconsin- madison ,wis.
Texas A&M C.C. - corpus christi, tx
Kansas - lawrence ,ks
Florida A&M- tallahasee,fla
Kentucky- lex. ky.
Villanova- philly
Virginia Tech -blacksburg,va
Illinois- champagne ,ill.
Southern Illinois- ill- south part
Holly Cross-Worcester.mass
Duke- durham nc
VCU- virgina
Pittsburgh- ummmmm
Wright State-dayton,oh
Indiana- bloomington ,in
Gonzaga- spokane,wa
UCLA - l.a. maybe
Weber St.ogden ut
N. Carolina- chapel hill.nc
Eastern Kentucky-richmond,ky
Marquette- wisc.
Michigan State University- e. lansing mich
USC- la
Arkansas- little rock, ark
Texas- austin ,tx
New Mexico St.- nm
Vanderbilt- nashville, tn
George Washington-
Washington St.-
Oral Roberts- neb.
Boston College- hmmm
Texas Tech-
Georgetown- d.c.
Belmont- nashville
Ohio State- columbus,oh
Central Connecticut St.- conn.
BYU- provo utah
Xavier- cinncinati
Tennessee- knoxville,tn
Long Beach St.- l.b. cali
Virginia- charlottesville,va
Albany- alb. ny
Louisville- Ky.
Stanford - palo alto cali.
Texas A&M- college station tx
Penn - near philly
Nevada- nv.
Creighton- illinois maybe
Memphis- tn. duh
North Texas- outside dallas-
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College Basketball weekend predictions?
Question:
Pick these college basketball winners for the weekend. For a tiebreaker, put the score of the Pitt-Wisconsin game. My picks in parenthesis.
1. (2) Pittsburgh vs. (7) Wisconsin (Wisconsin, 69-65)
2. Purdue vs. (18) Butler (Butler)
3. Kentucky vs. Louisville (Louisville)
4. Texas Tech vs. Arkansas (Arkansas)
5. (4) Ohio State vs. Cincinnati (Ohio St.)
6. (16) Gonzaga vs. Georgia (Gonzaga)
7. Iowa vs. Drake (Iowa)
8. Wake Forest vs. Virginia Tech (Virginia Tech)
9. Southern Illinois vs. Indiana (Indiana)
10. (12) LSU vs. Oregon State (LSU
Answer:
Pittsburgh 73-71
Butler
Louisville
Texas Tech
Ohio St
Gonzaga
Iowa
Wake Forest
Indiana
LSU
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Which book should i read?
Answer:
OK, I didn't even read your question 'cause it was just too long.
I would recommend anything by Nicholas Sparks. He's a great author; a very vivid writer. You really get into the characters and into the story,
Have fun!
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Kinda Lame but here?
Question:
The Perfect Day
The Perfect Day - Her
8:45 Wake up to hugs and kisses
9:00 5 lbs lighter on the scale
9:30 Light Breakfast
11:00 Sunbathe
12:30 Lunch with best friend at outdoor cafe
1:45 Shopping
2:30 Run into boyfriend's/husband's ex and notice she's gained 30 lbs
3:00 Facial, massage, nap
7:30 Candlelight dinner for two and dancing
10:00 Make love
11:30 Pillow talk in his big strong arms
The Perfect Day - Him
6:45 Alarm.
7:00 Shower and massage.
7:30 B l o w j o b.
7:45 Massive dump while reading USA Today sports section.
8:15 Limo arrives, Stoli Bloody Marys.
8:30 Butler Aviation, O'Hare Field, Lear Jet to Augusta, Georgia.
9:30 Front nine holes, Augusta National Golf Club.
11:30 Lunch - 2 dozen oysters, 3 Heinekens.
12:30 B l o w j o b.
12:45 Back nine holes, Augusta National Golf Club.
2:30 Limo to Augusta Airport, Bombay Sapphire Martini.
3:30 Nassau, Bahamas, Afternoon fishing with all female crew (topless). Sex for each fish caught. Catch
Answer:
HAHAHAHAHA I abdsolutly love the fact you put "massive dump with reading USA today" i really did LMFAO how specific it was as to "USA today"
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College Basketball! Who will win the following games???
Question:
and why?
Florida vs. Jackson St.
Arizona vs. Purdue
Butler vs. Old Dominion
Maryland vs. Davidson
Notre Dame vs. Winthrop
Oregon vs. Miami (Ohio)
Georgia Tech vs. UNLV
Tex A&M CC vs. Wisconsin
Answer:
This is what someone told me...
Florida over Jackson St
Arizona over Purdue
Butler over Old Dominion
Maryland over Davidson
Winthrop over Notre Dame
Oregon over Miami of Ohio
UNLV over Georgia Tech
Wisconsin over Texas A&M CC
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NCAA winners?
Question:
Who did you put through to the 2nd round?
Here are the matchups I'm not sure about:
ARIZONA vs PURDUE
BUTLER vs OLD DOMINION
MARYLAND vs DAVIDSON
NOTRE DAME vs WINTHROP
UNVL vs GEORGIA TECH
KENTUCKY vs VILLANOVA
VIRGINIA TECH vs ILLINOIS
INDIANA vs GONZAGA
NEVADA vs CREIGHTON
LOUISVILLE vs STANFORD
BYU vs XAVIER
BOSTON COLLEGE vs TEXAS TECH
MARQUETTE vs MICHIGAN STATE
Answer:
Here are my picks (I'm no expert but I did some searching):
ARIZONA
OLD DOMINION
DAVIDSON
WINTHROP
GEORGIA TECH
VILLANOVA
VIRGINIA TECH (not sure)
GONZAGA
CREIGHTON (50/50)
STANFORD (not sure)
XAVIER
TEXAS TECH
MICHIGAN STATE (50/50)
Good luck!
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Should all deputies be given limited federal power to combat illegal immigrants like in HAMILTON, Ohio ?
Question:
HAMILTON, Ohio -- Eight Butler County Sheriff’s deputies will return next month from training in Georgia with some new authority.The deputies will be given limited federal power to combat illegal immigrants after their training exercises with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, and Jones told News 5 that six ICE agents have been working from his office for two months.“We are connected to the federal government; we are a part of them at this point,” said Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones.Deputies will not be able to arrest anyone they suspect of being an illegal immigrant, but will focus their efforts on corrections, Jones said.When an illegal immigrant commits a crime, Jones said deputies would assist in the detaining and deportation process.“If you commit a crime and come to my jail, and it's determined by the federal government that you should be deported, the way I understand it, we will help streamline that deportation,” Jones said.
After the deputies return to Butler County from training, another group will undergo ICE training as investigators.
Some Latino business owners said Jones has created an inhospitable atmosphere for them and their customers, and Diomys Rosario said he would soon close his Hamilton mini-mart.
“Basically I'm 40 percent off on my customers,” Rosario said.
http://www.wlwt.com/news/15015422/detail.html
Answer:
The mantra of "it's not my job, it is a federal issue" is just plain ludicrous.
How many other federal laws go unenforced? Bank Robbery is a federal crime. Do local officers have to have special training to enforce that law? When a bank is being robbed does the dispatcher say "call the FBI?" That is a federal crime?
No. All federal laws get enforced at the local level. Local cops may turn it over to the feds but it gets enforced at the local level first.
This not my job cra* has got to stop. Illegals are not living in the "Federal" there is no such place. Illegals are living in the local communities and that is where the problem needs to be addressed.
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Fantasy basketball tournament 07 HELP!!?
Question:
I have a bet with my dad. If I pick the most teams that win, for the tournament, I get my new car! Please Help! Florida or Jackson St? Arizona or Purdue? Butler or Old Dominion? Maryland or Davidson? Notre Dame or Winthrop? Oregon or Miami (OH)? UNLV or Georgia Tech? Wisconsin or Texas A & M? Kansas or Niagara? Knetucky or Villanova? Virginia Tech or Illinios? Southern III or Holy Cross? Duke or VCU? Pittsburgh or Wright St? Indiana or Gonzaga? UCLA or Weber St? Texas Tech or Georgetown? I don't know much about this stuff...so PLEASE help! And be honest! If there are any others i didn't mention, feel free to comment on those as well! thanks!!
Answer:
1st Round
Florida, Purdue, Butler, Maryland, Notre Dame, Oregon, UNLV, Wisconsin, Kansas, Villonova, Virginia Tech, Southern Ill, Duke, Pittsburgh, Gonzanga, UCLA, North Carolina, Michigan State, USC, Texas, Geo. Washington, Washington St., Texas Tech, Georgetown, Ohio St., Xavier, Tennessee, Virginia, Louisville, Texas A&M, Nevada, Memphis.
2nd Round
Florida, Maryland, Oregon, UNLV, Kansas, Southern Ill, Duke, UCLA, North Carolina, Texas, Washington St, Georgetown, Ohio St, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Memphis
Regional Semis.
Florida, Oregon, Kansas, UCLA, North Carolina, Georgetown, Ohio State, Texas A&M
Regional Finals
Florida, UCLA, Georgetown, Ohio State
National Semis.
Florida, Georgetown
Championship
Georgetown
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Creationists?
Question:
Scietists have said we have never written a peer reviewed paper, or been in a sciene journal... That's because the world won't let us.
*Question*
Does this make you feel all warm and cozy inside?
Om, I know what you are saying but that was not the point, the point was that we are not all dumb as you think we are.
This is not the complete list.
Answer:
Yes,and it is true that they will never get airtime in the mainstream media.Nor will they write textbooks.But then the truth has always been a precious commodity to be sought out by truthseekers.It can't be found in governmental schools or the press.
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I'm looking for some obscure band recommendations...got any?
Question:
I have thousands of CDs/vinyls, but so you can get an idea of my taste in music (and so I don't get a long list of bands I already have), here are some of the artists that I have on my computer. Like I said, I have a lot of music so please try to be as obscure as possible with your suggestions. Thank you!
? And The Mysterians
10 CC
13th Floor Elevators
38 Special
The 5ths Dimension
A3
Abigail Washburn
AC/DC
The Action
Adam and the Ants
Aerosmith
Agnes Strange
Al Green
Al Kooper
The Alan Parsons Project
Albert Hammond
Albert King
Alice Cooper
Alice In Chains
The Allman Brothers Band
Almendra
Amazing Rhythm Aces
The Amboy Dukes
America
Amon Düül II
Amos Lee
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail Of Dead
Andrew Bird
Andromeda
Aphex Twin
Apocalyptica
Apollo Sunshine
Apples In Stereo
Apriil Wine
Aretha Franklin
Arlo Guthrie
Art
Art Garfunkel
Arthur Brown
The Artwoods
Asia
The Association
Asylum Street Spankers
Atomic Fireballs
Atomic Rooster
The Attack
Audience
Average White Band
Ayreon
Aztec Camera
The B-52's
B.J. Thomas
B.B. King
Babe Ruth
Bachman Turner Overdrive
Bad Brains
Bad Company
Bad Religion
Badfinger
The Band
The Bar-Kays
Barbara Acklin
Barbara Lewis
The Barbarians
Barclay James Harvest
Bauhaus
The Beach Boys
The Bears
Beasts Of Bourbon
The Beatles
The Beau Brummels
Beck
Beck, Bogert and Appice
The Bee Gees
Beethoven
The Bellamy Brothers
Ben Harper
Bert Jansch
Beulah
Big Bill Broonzy
The Big Bopper
Big Head Todd and the Monsters
Big Joe Turner
Big Mama Thornton
Big Star
Bill Fay
Bill Haley and HIs Comets
Bill Withers
Billie Holiday
Billy Idol
Billy Joel
The Black Angels
The Black Crowes
Black Flag
The Black Keys
Black Label Society
Black Oak Arkansas
Black Sabbath
Black Stone Cherry
Blackfield
Blackfoot
Blackmore's Night
Blind Boys of Alabama
Blind Faith
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Blind Melon
Bloc Party
Blondie
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Bloodhound Gang
Bloodrock
Blossom Toes
Blue Cheer
Blue Oyster Cult
The Blue Ridge Rangers
Blue Rodeo
The Blue Van
Blues Image
Blues Magoos
The Blues Project
Blues Travelers
Bo Diddley
Bob Dylan
Bob Marley
Bob Seger
Bob Welch
Bob Wills
Bobbie Gentry
Bobby Darin
Bobby Goldsboro
Bobby Womach
Bon Jovi
Bonnie Raitt
Bonnie Tyler
The Bonzo Dog Band
Booker T. and the MG's
Boston
Bread
Brewer and Shipley
Brian Eno
Brian Hyland
The Brian Jonestown Massacre
Bright Eyes
Brothers Johnson
Bruce Springsteen
Bryan Adams
Bubble Puppy
Buckcherry
The Buckinghams
Buddy Guy
Buddy Holly
Budgie
Buena Vista Social Club
Buffalo Springfield
Buggles
Built To Spill
Butthole Surfers
The Buzzcocks
The Byrds
Cactus
Cake
Cal Smith
Calexico
Camel
Can
Canned Heat
Captain Beefheart
Captain Beyond
Carl Orff
Carl Perkins
Carlos Varela
Carly Simon
Carole King
The Carpenters
The Cars
The Castaways
Cat Stevens
Chad and Jeremy
The Chambers Brothers
The Charlatans
Charlee
Charley Patton
The Charlie Daniels Band
Charlie Musselwhite
Chicago
Chicken Shack
The Chieftains
The Chocolate Watchband
Chopin
Chris Robinson
Chris Whitley
Chuck Berry
The Church
Churchills
Cinderella
Clarence Carter
The Clash
Climax Blues Band
Clint Black
The Clovers
Clutch
Collective Soul
Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen
The Commodores
Comus
Confederate Railroad
Conway Twitty
Corosion Of Conformity
Count Five
Counting Crows
Country Joe and the Fish
The Cowsills
Crash Test Dummies
Cream
The Creation
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Crispian St. Peters
Crosby, Stills and Nash (& Young)
The Cryan' Shames
The Cure
Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions
Czar
Da Vinci's Notebook
Damn Yankees
Dan Fogelberg
Danny and the Juniors
Danny O'Keefe
Danzig
Dave Van Ronk
David Allan Coe
David Bowie
David Bromberg
David Gilmour
David Lee Roth
Davie Allan and the Arrows
Dax Riggs
De La Soul
Dead Boys
Dead Kennedys
The Dead Milkmen
Deadboy and the Elephantmen
Debussy
The Decemberists
Deep Purple
Deerhoof
Def Leppard
The Del-Vetts
Del Shannon
Delaney and Bonnie
The Dells
Depeche Mode
Derek and the Dominos
The Desert Rose Band
Desmond Dekker and the Aces
Diamond Head
Diana Ross and the Supremes
Diary Of Dreams
The Dictators
Dinosaur Jr.
Dio
Dion and the Belmonts
Dionne Warwick
Dire Straits
The Divine Comedy
The Dixie Dregs
Dobie Grey
Dolly Parton
Don McLean
Donovan
The Doobie Brothers
The Doors
Doris Troy
Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show
Dr. John
Dream Theater
The Drifters
Drive-By Truckers
Dusty Springfield
Dwight Yoakam
The Eagles
East Of Eden
The Easybeats
Ed Townsend
Eddie Cochran
Eddie Floyd
Edgar Broughton Band
Edgar Winter group
Edison Lighthouse
Edvard Grieg
Electric Flag
Electric Hellfire Club
Electric Light Orchestra
The Electric Prunes
Elliott Smith
Elmore James
Elton John
Elvis Costello
Elvis Presley
Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Emmylou Harris
Eric Andersen
Eric Burdon/The Animals
Eric Clapton
Eric Johnson
Erin McKeown
Etta James
Everclear
The Everly Brothers
Explosions In The Sky
The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Faces
Fair To Midland
Fairport Convention
Faith No More
The Fall
Family
Fats Domino
Fear Factory
Fionn Regan
Firefall
Five Man Electrical Band
The Five Satins
The Flaming Lips
The Flamingos
Fleetwood Mac
Floyd Cramer
The Flying Burrito Brothers
Flying Machine
Focus
Foghat
The Folk Implosion
Foreigner
The Foundations
The Four Horsemen
Frank Sinatra
Frank Zappa
The Fratellis
Fred Astaire
Fred Neil
Free
Friends and Lovers
Frijid Pink
Fugazi
The Fugs
Funkadelic
Galaxie 500
Gallery
Garbage
Gary HIggins
Gary HOey
Gary Moore
Gary Wright
Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps
Genesis
Gentle Giant
The Gentrys
George Clinton
George Harrison
George Jones
George Thorogood
The Georgia Satellites
Gerry and the Pacemakers
Gil Scott-Heron
Gilbert O'Sullivan
Gin Blossoms
Glen Campbell
The Godz
Golden Earing
Goose Creek Symphony
Gordon Lightfoot
Gram Parsons
Grand Funk Railroad
The Grass Roots
Grateful Dead
Gravy Train
The Greencards
The Gregg Allman Band
The Groundhogs
The Guess Who
Guided By Voices
Guillermo Portabales
Guns N' Roses
H.P. Lovecraft
Half Man Half Biscuit
Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds
Hank Williams Sr.
Harper's Bizarre
Harry Chapin
Harry Nilsson
The Haunted
Hawkwind
Head East
Heart
Heavy Metal Kids
Helmet
Henry Mancini
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
The Highwaymen
The Hollies
The Hombres
Honeybus
Hoodoo Gurus
Hookfoot
Hound Dog Taylor
The Housemartins
Howlin' Wolf
Humble Pie
Hüsker Dü
Ida Cox
The Ides of March
Iggy Pop/The Stooges
Igor Stravinsky
Ike and Tina Turner
The Impalas
Incredible String Band
INXS
Iron and Wine
Iron Butterfly
Iron Maiden
The Isley Brothers
It's A Beautiful Day
J. Geils Band
J.J. Cale
Jackie DeShannon
Jackson 5
Jackson Browne
Jackyl
Jakob Dylan
The Jam
James Brown
The James Gang
James Taylor
Jane's Addiction
Janis Ian
Janis Joplin
The Jayhawks
Jean-Luc Ponty
Jean Knight
Jeff Beck
Jeff Buckley
Jefferson Airplane
Jerry Garcia and David Grisman
Jerry Lee Lewis
THe Jesus and Mary Chain
Jethro Tull
Jim Croce
Jim Ford
Jimi Hendrix/Jimi Hendrix Experience
Jimmy Buffett
Joan Baez
Joan Jett
Joanna Newsom
Joe Bonamassa
Joe Cocker
Joe Satriani
Joe Simon
Joe Tex
Joe Walsh
The John Butler Trio
John Cale
John Mellencamp
John Denver
John Fahey
John Fogerty
John Lee Hooker
John Lennon
John Martyn
John Mayall
John Prine
John Williams
Johnnie Taylor
Johnny Cash
Johnny Mathis
Johnny Paycheck
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Winters
Jon Butcher Axis
Jonathan Richman
Jonathon Edwards
Joni Mitchell
Journey
Joy Division
Judas Priest
Judy Collins
Juicy Lucy
June Carter Cash
Kaiser Chiefs
Kanda Bongo Man
Kansas
Kate Bush
Kenny and the Kasuals
King Crimson
The Kings
Kings Of Convenience
The Kingsmen
The Kinks
KISS
The Knickerbockers
Koko Taylor
Kris Kristofferson
Kyuss
Larry Graham
Laura Nyro
Lead Belly
The Leaves
Led Zeppelin
The Left Banke
Lefty Frizzell
The Lemon Pipers
The Lemonheads
Leo Sayer
Leon Russell
Leonard Cohen
Levon Helm
Linda Perhacs
Link Wray
little Barrie
Little Feat
Little Richard
Little River Band
Live
Lobo
Local H
Looking Glass
Loretta Lynn
Los Dug Dug's
Los Trio Matamoros
Lou Rawls
Lou Reed
Love
Love and Rockets
Love Sculpture
The Lovin' Spoonful
Lucifer's Friend
Lucinda Williams
Lynyrd Skynyrd
The Lyres
The Magicians
The Mahavishnu Orchestra
Mahogany Rush
The Mamas and the Papas
Manfred Mann's Earth Band
Manic Street Preachers
The Mar-Keys
Marianne Faithfull
Marillion
Mark Knopfler
The Marshall Tucker Band
Martha and the Vandellas
Marvin Gaye
Marvin Sease
Mary Wells
Mason Williams
The Masters Apprentices
Matthews Southern Comfort
Max Webster
MC5
Meat Loaf
Medeski, Martin and Wood
Megadeth
Melanie
The Melvins
Merle Haggard
Merrilee Rush and the Turnabouts
Metallica
Michael Hedges
Mick Jagger
Mick Ronson
Mike + the Mechanics
Mike Oldfield
Ministry
Minutemen
The Misfits
Mississippi John Hurt
Moby
Moby Grape
The Modern Lovers
Mogwai
The Mojo Men
Molly Hatchet
The Monkees
Montrose
The Moody Blues
Morrissey
Mother Love Bone
Motörhead
Mott The Hoople
Mountain
Mournin Phase
Mouse and the Traps
The Move
Moxy
Mr. Bungle
Mud
Mudcrutch
Muddy Waters
Mudhoney
Mungo Jerry
Muse
The Music Explosion
The Music Machine
My Morning Jacket
Nancy Sinatra
Nancy Wilson
Nazareth
The Nazz
Neil diamond
Neil Finn
Neil Young
Nektar
Neutral Milk Hotel
New Riders Of The Purple Sage
The New Seekers
New York Dolls
Nic Armstrong and the Thieves
The Nice
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Nick Drake
Nickel Creek
Night Ranger
The Nightcrawlers
Nina Hagen
Nine Inch Nails
Nirvana
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Nitzinger
Norman Greenbaum
The O'Jays
Of Montreal
Ohio Express
Ohio Players
Old Crow Medicine Show
Oliver
The Only Ones
Opeth
Otis Redding
Otis Williams and the Charms
The Outlaws
Over the Rhine
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Ozzy Osbourne
Pantera
Patsy Cline
Patti LaBelle
Patti Smith
Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Paul McCartney
Paul Simon
Pavement
pearl Jam
The Penguins
Pentangle
Percy Sledge
Pere Ubu
Pete Brown and Piblokto
Peter and Gordon
Peter Frampton
Peter Gabriel
Peter, Paul and Mary
Petula Clark
Phil Collins
Phil Lesh
Phil Ochs
Phish
Pilot
The Pink Fairies
Pink Floyd
The Pixies
PJ Harvey
The Platters
The Pogues
The Police
Porcupine Tree
The Pretenders
The Pretty Things
Pride and Glory
Prince
Procol Harum
Psychedelic Furs
Pure Prairie League
Python Lee Jackson
Queen
Quicksilver Messenger Service
R.E.M
Racer X
Radiohead
Rainbow
Ram Jam
The Ramones
Randy Newman
Rare Earth
The Rascals
The Raspberries
Ravi Shankar
Ray Charles
Ray Owen's Moon
Red Rider
The Remains
REO Speedwagon
The Replacements
Revolting Cocks
The Rezillos
Richard/Linda Thompson
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Rick Danko
Rick Drringer
Rickie Lee Jones
The Righteous Brothers
Ringo Starr
Rob Zombie
Robert Johnson
Robert Palmer
Robert Plant
Robin Trower
Rocket From The Crypt
Rod Stewart
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Roger Daltry
Roger Waters
Roky Erickson
The Rolling Stones
The Ronettes
Ronnie Dawson
Ronnie Lane
Rory Gallagher
Rose Hill Drive
Rose Tattoo
Roxy Music
Roy Buchanana
Roy Harper
Roy Orbison
Rufus Wainwright
The Runaways
Rush
Russell Morris
Ry Cooder
Sagittarius
Sam and Dave
Sam Cooke
Sammi Smith
Sammy Hagar
Sammy Johns
Samurai
Sanford and Townsend
Santana
Scorpions
Scott McKenzie
Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Screaming Trees
Seal
Seals and Crofts
The Searchers
The Seeds
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band
Sex Pistols
The Shadows Of Knight
The Shins
The Shocking Blue
Sigur Ros
The Silos
Silver Apples
Silverchair
Simon and Garfunkel
Sir Douglas Quintet
Sir Lord Baltimore
The Sisters Of Mercy
Sixx:A.M.
Skeeter Davis
Skid Row
The Skids
Skip James
Skip Spence
The Skyliners
Slaughter
Slim Harpo
Sly and the Family Stone
The Small Faces
The Smashing Pumpkins
Smith
The Smiths
Smokey Robinson/The Miracles
Snake River Conspiracy
The Soft Machine
Solomon Burke
Son House
Sonata Arctica
Sonic Youth
The Sonics
Sonny Boy Williamson
Sopwith Camel
Soul Asylum
Soul Survivors
Sound Team
Soundgarden
Spacemen 3
Spanky and Our Gang
Spencer Davis Group
Spin Doctors
Spirit
Spiritualized
Spooky Tooth
Squeeze
Squirrel Nut Zippers
SRC
The Stampeders
The Standells
The Staples Singers
The Statler Brothers
Status Quo
Stealers Wheel
Steely Dan
Stephen Malkmus
Stepenwolf
Stereolab
Steve Earle
Steve Miller Band
Steve Morse Band
Steve Vai
Steve Wariner
Stevie Nicks
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Stevie Wonder
Stillwater
Sting
Stone Poneys
The Stone Roses
Stone the Crows
The Strangeloves
Strawberry Alarm Clock
The Strawbs
The String Cheese Incident
The Style Council
Styx
Sublime
Sugarloaf
Supergrass
Supertramp
Sweet
Sweet Smoke
The Swingin' Medallions
Syd Barrett
T-Bone Walker
T. Rex
Tammy Wynette
Tangerine Dream
Taste
Tavares
Tchaikovsky
Tear Gas
The Teardrop Explodes
Ted Nugent
Teenage Fanclub
Television
Temple Of The Dog
The Temptations
Ten Years After
Terry Jacks
Tesla
Them
Thin Lizzy
Three Dog Night
Thunder
Thunderclap Newman
Thundermug
Tim Buckley
Tim Hardin
Timebox
Todd Rundgren
Tom Cochrane
Tom Petty (and the Heartbreakers)
Tom Waits
Tommy Bolin
Tommy James and the Shondells
Tomorrow
Toni Fisher
Tony Bennett
Tool
Tori Amos
Townes Van Zandt
Traffic
The Tragically Hip
Trapeze
The Traveling Wilburys
The Tremeloes
Triumph
Triumvirat
The Troggs
The Turtles
The Twilights
Type O Negative
U2
UFO
The Ugly Ducklings
Uncle Tupelo
The Undertones
Urge Overkill
Uriah Heep
Ursa Major
The Vagrants
Van Der Graaf Generator
Van Halen
Van Morrison
Vanilla Fudge
The Vaselines
Velvet Revolver
The Velvet Underground
The Verve
Vinegar Joe
The Vogues
Voxtrot
Wagner
The Wallflowers
Walter Rossi
War
Warren Zevon
The Waterboys
Waylon Jennings
Wet Willie
The White Stripes
Whitesnake
The Who
Widespread Panic
Wilco
The Wildhearts
William Elliott Whitmore
Willie Dixon
Willie Nelson
Wilson Pickett
Wire
Wishbone Ash
Wolfmother
Woody Guthrie
XTC
The Yardbirds
Yes
Yngwie Malmsteen
Yo La Tengo
The Young Rascals
The Youngbloods
Zager and Evans
Zakk Wylde
Zebra
Zephyr
The Zombies
ZZ Top
Kaitlyn: I didn't, but I do now. After it took me an hour to type up, I'm going to keep it handy...
Answer:
That's a nice eclectic mix! I think you would like all of these:
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Stackridge
Anne Briggs
Shadow Mann
Mapleoak
Tucker Zimmerman
Lazarus
Complex
A to Austr
Dark
Wicked Lady
Lowell George
Thor's Hammer
May Blitz
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The Others
Beauregard Ajax
The Mirage
Tuesday's Children
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please answer my question about the constitutional convention?
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On May 15, 1776, the Second Continental Congress, meeting in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, is
so can you answer my question?
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breaking away from Great Britain and officially putting the colonies in a state of defense.
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